Sentence examples for interpreted against the background from inspiring English sources

The reign of Constantine must be interpreted against the background of his personal commitment to Christianity.

Even the phenomenon of Pegida is too easily interpreted against the background of Germany's Nazi past, whereas in reality its ugly blend of nationalism, Islamophobia and hostility to multiculturalism makes more sense when examined alongside Ukip.

The other judges said that any rule has got to be interpreted against the background of some general moral principles, one of which was that people can't profit through their own deliberate wrong.

The questions about the soul that are formulated and discussed in the writings of Plato and Aristotle to some extent arise from, and need to be interpreted against the background of, these sixth and fifth century developments.

Results concerning mitochondrial superoxide production should, however, be interpreted against the background of a 17-year age difference.

Again, this finding could be interpreted against the background of high rates of orphans and vulnerable children in our sample.

The following results were interpreted against this background.

But the very premise of Miranda requires that ambiguity be interpreted against the interrogator.

The results of these two studies, however, must be interpreted against a background that they were small pilots.

This must be interpreted against a background of significant economic expansion [ 28] and increased urbanisation that are likely to have transformed the intrinsic risk of transmission in some areas, to the extent that even if control were interrupted, rebound to historical risks of transmission are unlikely.

However, this also entailed the restriction that self reported health and oral health issues and experiences with dentists could not always be interpreted against a relevant clinical background during the interview.